National Museum Of Bermuda

Low Carbon has helped to fund the installation of solar panels at the National Museum of Bermuda (NMB) in the Royal Naval Dockyard. The installation is expected to generate more than 93,600kWh of clean energy per year, contributing to a significant portion of the museum’s energy consumption needs and saving… Read More

Emberton Solar Park

After archaeological remains were discovered on the otherwise low-grade land, the area was ‘designed out’ while ensuring maximum generation of solar power. Screened in the south and west, the development will be fully enclosed by further planting, while additional honeysuckle planting and a meadow grassland will support a variety of… Read More

Branston Solar Park

Branston is sited on traditionally agricultural, flat terrain ideally suited to PV, with scattered residential and farm buildings the only local dwellings. Established hedgerows and tree belts are complemented by extra perimeter planting and a biodiverse grassland, with fencing to protect new trees and hedgerows and landscaping to improve habitats. Read More

Great Wilbraham Solar Park

Great Wilbraham Solar Park is located adjacent to the A11, a site eventually preferred to an earlier option on nearby green-belt land. The site features trees and hedgerows of lasting value to birds and bats, while careful management is creating grassland habitats for many other species. This solar park was… Read More

Trenouth Solar Park

Situated a few miles west of the sunny north Cornwall town of Wadebridge, Trenouth Solar Park is a ground-mounted, fixed-tilt solar PV plant, its 17 undeveloped agricultural acres matured as grassland. Among the site’s key features are more than 300,000 honeybees tended by professional beekeepers. Read More